The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-10-29
Current Events Epitomized.

--Dr. JOSepu "A. tlOrtl, OF Mducn Cnunk,
was united in marriage to Miss Jean. X.
Helme, of Kingston, Pa, on Tuesdayeven-
ing of this week in the Presbyterian
church, at the latter place in the presence
of large number of relatives and friends
of the contracting parties. The presents
were many, beautiful, and costly. The
Doctors friends in this section extend their
hearty congratulations and best wishes for
successful future.
Reuben S. Kemerer, of East Penn
Township, will on the second day of No
vember draw the water off his fish ponds
in the aboYe named township; any person
or persons desiring to make purchases of
the same will find it to their advantage to
be on hand. The waters are stocked with
Dutchfoot carp. The above has also for
sale two horse treading power, which he
desires 10 dispose of. BE on hand.
After vainly trying all the various rem
edies recommended for the troubles of
ical relief, said our neighbor.
Most machinery must have periods OF
absolute resi- for examination and repairs.
but the great organs of the body, the stom-
ach, liver and kidneys never rest. and yet
they can be kept in perfect order by the use
of Laxador. Price 25 cents.
Wall Paper. Before getting IN our
fall stock of wall paper we offer:
Browns, at cents.
Whites, cents.
Gilts, &c IL cents.
Borders at one-fourth the regular price.
These prices will sell them quick. f. #.
Luckenbach, 61 Broadway, Mauch Chunk.
You can shoot partridges from October
10 to January / rabbits, from November
to January /; ducks, from September /
to May /; squirrels, from September tc
January /; pheasants, from October to
January rail and reed birds; from Sep.
tember to December /.
Mrs. Kate Andrews, widow of the late
Erwin Andrews, decd, will sell at pubic
sale on the premises, two miles east Of
Millport, this county, on December 24tl
two O'Clock p m. valuable tract of land
comprising one hundred and twenty-eighi
acres more or less.
The citizens of Summit Hill will pre-
sent,as soon as practicable, another petition
praying for incorporation as a borough ant
the Lansford Record hopes "that a granC
jury win then be in session that has some
little respect for facts and figures
You will see in another column of to
days CARBON ADVOCATE the new adver
tisement of Guth g. Son, the popular Allen
town merchants. If you go to Allentown
don't forget to call and see their mmens,
and stock.
"A pumpkin Weighing one hundred an,
fourteen pounds was grown by Quakak
farmer named Gerhard. This leads lis t,
infer that the farmers of that section arr
''some pumpkins" after all.
Ladies, cake of Tulip soap costs ex
actly the same sum that your husbands pa,
for dlbilitated cigar. Remind them o
hQln -hna1nA hOt int
tice.
Ladies and misses Newmarkets an,
Jackets of all the latest-stYles at roc k bot
tom prices at Sondheim's One Price Sta
Clothing Hall, Mauch Chunk.
Our famous all-wool pants, made [
order, at from 80. so up to $40 cannot b
beat;- call at Sondheim's One Price Sta
Clothing Hall, Maueh Chunk.
"A number of payements on the seyers
different thoroughfares need repairing bad
ly. OF course they will be attended to be
fore the snow falls.
Garter Harrison, eX-mayor of Chicago
says: "Since | have used Tulip soap,
have been led to believe there is some goo
in me yet"
Look TO your own interest and bu
your winter suits and overcoats at SonC
helms One Price Star Clothing Hall, Mauc
Chunk.
The merchants of Carbon county a
senlhled in meeting in the Court Hous,
Mauch Chunk, on Wednesday.
"A number of our young men have ide
titled themselves with the =. o. S. of
camp at Weissport.
Ladies silk plush coats at city prices
Sondheim's One Price Star Clothing Hal
Mauch Chunk.
For best makes of carpets at lowe
prices, go to Kemerer & Swartz. Bar
street. n
"A new camp of the p, o. {. of A.,
10 be organized at Shenandoah.
Apples are selling at ten cents p
bushel Ia Jefferson county.
"A marksman says Of Tulip soap; III
bang